Sentence examples for rock-bottom rate from inspiring English sources

The Marshes charged $200 to $250 a cremation, Mr. Friberg said, considered a rock-bottom rate.

But the rock-bottom rate of inflation is helping Obama, and he still has the advantage of incumbency, which historically has proved significant.

Some British banks, including Barclays, also tapped the European Central Bank's longer-term refinancing operation, or L.T.R.O, that offered funds at a rock-bottom rate.

Last week the biggest player in the sector, Zopa, announced a rock-bottom rate of 4.9% on unsecured loans of between £7,500 and £15,000, after a trial period in May.

It also offers home-delivery at rock-bottom rates.

However, the governor, Mark Carney, warned borrowers against getting too comfortable with rock-bottom rates.

But she quickly extolled the advantages that rock-bottom rates offer to ordinary Americans.

What is more, they can do it at rock-bottom rates.

Rock-bottom rates do not work in Japan, and have not done so for several years.

THE federal government may have astronomical deficits but it can still borrow with ease at rock-bottom rates.

So even with the incentive of rock-bottom rates, they are reluctant to add to their debt.